RJAS no. 1/2014 - SPACE AND THE CITY IN AMERICAN CULTURE

ISSN 2393-171X ISSN-L 2393-171X

• Foreword
• Gene Tanta: That’s Cool: Contemporary American Hipster Poets as Urban Excess
• Boev Hristo: Pecuniary Culture and Consuming the Jazz Age in the Big City: the Case of Manhattan Transfer”
• Dana Badulescu: Rushdie’s New York
• Daniela Rogobete: Invisible Selves between Narrative Spaces and Physical Places in Paul Auster’s The New York Trilogy
• Daniela Andronache: The City in Richard Wright’s Fiction: A Space of Violence, Segregation and Racial Hatred
• Monica Manolachi: “Home Is Always Elsewhere:” The Poetics of Location in Fred D’Aguiar’s Poetry
• Anca Peiu: (No) “City upon a Hill:” Jefferson, Yoknapatawpha
• Eduard Vlad: Remapping Urban Space as Identity in Lowell’s “For the Union Dead”
• List of Contributors